CROP CIRCLES AND ISIS, "MISTRESS OF THE GREAT PYRAMID" AT GIZA

Crop circles point us to the most ancient beginnings. to what the Egyptians called Tep Zepi (approx.: "First Time"). While at this point we might only have a crop circle and Giza pyramid connection by way of Ishtar / Inanna, the "Mistress of the Pyramid" being clearly identified in various ways throughout the years of crop formations, this connection is enough to at least alert us to a need to acquaint ourselves with the established laws, wisdom, symbols and rituals practiced and used by the gods of the First Time. While renewal is a major theme of the crop formations (such as the Mandelbrot formations near Cambridge denoting transformation in the chaos theory transition function), the annual cycle of the circles with Isis (i.e., Inanna) so intimately involved, would suggest to us reference back to the early Pyramid Age, from which an idea of such rebirth came. While in Egypt this took a star-monument form (pyramid shafts point to stars of the First Time), we can look today to the agri-symbol language of the circle makers for their rebirth (and return) message. The Sumerian goddess of grain, Inanna, was known in Egypt as Isis. Inanna replaced Ninharsag (the first Mistress of the Great Pyramid) on the council of 12 of the Anunnaki ("Those Who From Heaven Came to Earth").

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CROP CIRCLES, UFOs, AND MUSIC

An American astronomer, famous for decoding some mathematics of the Great Pyramid at Giza, compared the diameter measurements of some crop formations and found one ratio that stood out. It formed the diatonic scale of music -- -- notes played by the white keys on a piano. Witnesses to a late-night UFO craft above a field heard a series of perfect-pitch musical notes. One of the witnesses was a musician who later transcribed the notes. The full report of this UFO encounter is included in this book. The author analyzed these notes and found a remarkable match to an ancient ratio, one connected to those responsible for presenting to us the communication system of crop circles. Copies of a 30-minute cassette tape of these notes, played on a piano at a variety of rhythms (none was specified in the report), is available from the author.